The phrase "acute instance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific situation or occurrence that is particularly intense or severe.
Example: "The acute instance of flooding in the area prompted immediate emergency response efforts."
Alternatives: "critical situation" or "urgent case".
Women, on the other hand, are more likely to experience more acute instances of abuse: sexual harassment (which 7percentt have suffered), stalking (9percentt), attacks from acquaintances, ex-partners and other people they know.
The viral category was divided into acute (for instance, influenza) and chronic (for example, HIV, or hepatitis B or C virus) viral infections.
In some parts of the country, the shortage of workers has reached acute proportions: for instance, in Aichi prefecture in central Japan, 1.7 jobs are offered for every applicant.The demographics of fewer births and longer lives reinforce the cyclical trend.
For instance, acute spikes in training load increase injury risk, however, greater aerobic fitness decreases susceptibility (Malone et al. 2016).
For instance, acute β2-adrenoceptor stimulated cAMP production and the resulting smooth muscle relaxation are readily reversible as a result of rapid dissociation of the agonist-receptor complexes.
For instance, acute caffeine toxicity has been blamed for the death of a 22-yr old woman who experienced serum caffeine levels of ∼8 mM following overdose with diet pills [16].
For instance, acute SIV infection of non-progressing sooty mangabeys is characterized by substantially reduced levels of innate immune activation, including lower IFN-α production, IFN-regulated gene expression, and NK cell proliferation, compared to that seen in AIDS progressing rhesus macaques [41], [42].
*Including antibiotic prescriptions for other reasons for instance, acute bronchitis, otitis.
For instance, Acute Phase Response Signaling, Antigen Presentation Pathway, LXR/RXR Activation, and Protein Ubiquitination were pathways universally enriched.
